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Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
The Western Party Adjourns.

PLA1NFIED, lad, Sept. % The con.
Guiding business session Of the Western
party mesting of friends was held this
morning The tobacco using habit was
considered and interesting statistics were
read. This conference has q member
ship of - 200. OF this number
400 are addicted to the habit and
expend annually $780, 900 for tobacco. A
resolution regarding The state of society in
the church and containing q clause con-
demnisg al secret society organizations
was real and adopted The epistles from
the Iowa, Kansas and New York yearly
meeting was read and considered. The
yearly meeting then adjourned.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Finlanders in Washington Territory.

There is q community of Finlanders in
Klikatat county, Washington territory,
and they are u most industrious folk
When there is new addition to the com
munity from Finland the settlers gather
together and in q few days build house
and fence . farm for him There is no
season in which they are idle. During the
run of salmon they work at the canneries
and fish wheels. When winter comes they
are in the timber, cutting rails, posts and
fuel-Chicago Herald
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23

Mr. / " Griffith served IN both the y AZ
with Mexico and in the late war, aid Is prob
ably as well known ss any citizen OF L'ss
Moines, Iopa, having been resident O. .hat
city for many years, read what re says: i
have used ard thoroughly tested Chsnher-
lAin's Code. Cholera ard DiarThoea Remedy
both myself and II ny family Ind u =
he the fest madeleine ever used for bowel
complaint and tie purposes il IS made.
consider Il thoroughly reliable, and hereby
recommend II 20 tie people ard 10 81 my
friendsH-L W. Griffith Chamberlain
Colo, Cholera and Dia-Thoea ReEnsdy Is sod
b. J. 2. Allen d8A1
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Annlicatiou for TrooDs.

AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. % Gov Ross has
telegram from District Judge Conner, of
Callahan county, requesting that troops be
sent to Baird. The telegram adds that he
will explain by mail. The governor order
ed SCOTS squad Of rangers TO be sent there
from Ballinger. His impression is that the
authorities want 10 arrest parties on
account of an old feud. He hiss no partic-
ulars
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Derailed by Cows,

ALTooNA, Pa, Sept ga wreck oc
CURED on the Holladaysburg branch this
afternoon. a train Of five freight and two
passenger cars struck two cows, derailing
the engine and three box cars. The en-
gineer, Howard Thomas, jumped but was
struck by flying rail and killed. The
fireman, G. w. Perry, went over an EN-
bankment twenty five feet high with the
engine and was badly injured. None OF
the passengers were injured.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Fatal Shooting.

SPnINGFIELD. Mo-, Sept. s2-News lie
received of another fatal affrsy in fancy
county. Last Monday F. l.. Rogers and
Tom Ingram, living in the northeast part
of that county, became involved in an al
tercatIon, and Ingram gathered some stones
to throw at Rogers. The latter then shot
the former, iDfltcting wound, the extent
of which was not known. Rogers was ar
rested sud released on $500 bond, but
since his release Ingram has died of his
wounds
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Attachment Granted.

NEW YORK. Sept CAN attachment
was granted today against the property of
f S. Wheeler & Co, of New Haven,
Conn, in favor of Heildebach, Ickleheimer
& Co., who allege that they gave Wheeler
credit on the London firm of s. J. Hambro
& Son for 10, 600 pounds sterling. The
credit was to be secured by tin plates and
steel rods purchased by Wheeler & Co
Thirty six thousand dollars was drawn on
the account by the New Haven firm The
attachment was to secure possession Of
these goods, which were ia this city, and
for SIC. 600 damage.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
The 4. X, Encampmen emit

The headquarters of the G. A r also the
Flambeau Club, go to St. Louis via the
Rock Island Route We VIII run a
special passenger train OF elegant coaches
and Pullman sleepers through TO st. Louis,
positively without change OF cars. Leav-
ing Wichita Sunday at 10 g. m, arriving at
St Louis "a. 7:l5 Monday morning Dia
gram OF sleepers now 8. city Office, where
you csn secure ample accommodations
Counra les and their friends are earnestly
solicited to purchase their tickets on satur-
day sud avoid the jam OF Sunday morning,
Tickets purchased Of us will be good until
Oct 81. Those desiring TO 20 20 east can get
tickets at St Louis to all points east at one
half the usual. fare. c. A RUTHERFORD,
Ticket Agent.
No 30 East Douglas avenue.
P. s Those who do not choose 70 20 on
the above excursion can 60 on the resu AZ
trains. leaving at a. Il. and $40 P. m daily,
Saturday 10 Tuesday inclusive, sept -
to q dIt>-'t
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Union Prisoners, Convention,

CHICAGO, Sept. 22--The annual con-
vention Of the association Of union prise
ners of war commenced here today. John
McElroy, of Washington. presided. The
committee on pensions reported draft Of a
bill 10 give ninety day men a half pension;
one hundred and twenty day men two
thirds pension, and full pension to those
who served longer 1t also provides 81
a day pension for each days confinement
in rebel prisons. This bill will be debated
tomorrow.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Kansas City GRAIN aud Provisions.

Kansas City GRAIN aud Provisions.
KAEeAs CITY, Sept. -
Daily Indicator reports wheat weak: No. 2isoft
sales at Ct; October SIS asked; Mav IA bid
Corp-SJea ~: No. cash. o5k Old October s.
bid, May. sales at 80.
Oats-So. cash u bid
Rye-No. cash 80 bid.
Butter-Steany and unchanged.
Eggs-Strogeer at - per Goz,
SInx seed-oS
Cheese-FulI cream. i3Gs14Is; fats 7Ss5.
Flour. duh, steady quotations Xxx a. III .
gu; family 81 t0l 10, choice 81 S0l 60; fancy 20
extra fancy 81 6ktl S.; patent 81 sO~52 %.
Corn MeaL-Green. 20; dried. IS choice yellow, C.
bulk, az.
Bran-Bulk, So sacked, S.
pouItry-Old heus, fat, heavy e. IS rooste-s g. &
turkeys, sos
trovtsons-sugar cured hams 2; bacon,itl1; dried
Get II; dried beef clear 3; dry salt ceaI rib sides
81 -; long clear g. " shoulders @ eli short clear
a. 81 smoked clear rib sice5, g. <F io1S cleag
8 S. shoulders, 80 60. short ciss=, % 81
Ness PCrk-St5 W.
Lard.-Choice tterce, IS S113.
Rye, No. cash = asked
Eay-New fancy small oalei Is q; !Grsu- s. 80
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
His Regular Correspondence.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Sept Ex-Governor
Oglesby's correspondence IS now largely
composed of anarchislic committeeman,
but not wholly in behalf Of the prisoners.
One mail this morning brought six filters
containing copies Of a New York news
papers editorial commenting on the decis
ion of the supreme court. Appeals for
clemency have been received for several
dave
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Arrested For Killing Fish With Dyna
mite.

ST.. JOSEPH, No. Sept. Reconsider
able excitement was excited in East Atchi-
son and the lower portion of Buchanan
county yesterday by the wholesale arrest
af large number of fishermen living on
Sugar Lake, charged with placing dyna-
mite in the pass and driving the fiah down
to it as its explosion was effected, thus
killing a great many. Their hearing is
looked forward to with q great deal OF in
tertest. The county officials have been
striving to suppress this lawlessness for
some time without much success.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23

LONDON, Sept 22.-The British steamer
Romeo, from New Orleans. August 20,
for Rouen, grounded at Wills Guier and
capsiZed. She is a total loss. Firemen
Robinson, Hsyes and Davis, Engineer
Thompson and three other persons were
drowned
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Can't stand the Racket

LONDON, Sept. % w. J. Evelyn, lcon-
servative) member of parliament for Dept
ford. threatens to resign his seat in the
house of commons rather than support the
governments cruel measures IN Ireland.
Mr. Smith, the government leader In the
house of commons has written to MIR. Eve
Ign letter promising that full inquiry
shall be made into the Mitchellstown affair.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
~. LogIs Lave stock.

=. i1'S..-
CssEie-Hcts- 80. sh-1. lEif rl,s-seS easy. Fair
10 choice nEttvs sters. g - 3 bafchsr- E+sszs
S. SeSS - feeccrs g - - .Zr&as and Ir1Isrls.
com nol 20 choice - <E1S 81.
do-S-Secelptx ca sEuE7@tss, iSss market slow
ard nnchzr<sf; blpchss 2nf seSt heavy e Gfa45 C.
mixed packing e 50 - IS-ks-s, e. s1ssS * sras-
ers and otsS. 81 sQG-s %
sheep Receipts, St. stipu1Cr = srkeG steady.
fair 70 chosce 2s4Is, co-,s3n, 8 S.S tr7 lalnes.
g, .5<at 5.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Withheld the Per mission.

BIEGHAxPToE, n. z, Sept. 22.-The
Cigar Makers convention this morning re
fused permission to Union No. 228, Of San
Francisco to issue special label for their
own use so that they could more success
fully fight the Chinese cheap labor.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Declared II Uucon stitutioo al.

TRENTON, No, Sept. 12.-Judge
Burgess, In test case in the district court
today, rendered decision declaring the
total option law of Missouri unconstitu
tional. The case viii be appealed TO the
sunreNe court
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
The Dav ar Jackson.

Jackson, Miss, Sept 2l.-Emancipa
ton day was celebrated here by the colored
people today. There was & procession
5000 strong, including military and civic
societies. and the emancipation proc lama
ton Of President lincoln wss read.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
ChkAao Live stock.

CHICAGO Sept -
Druvers Journal reportsc Cattle Eceipts 1i9t kay-
rnenrs 52eL Market steady: singing steers
81 S7S=s ~; stocksrs and feeders. g. &SS a. cows
bulls and mixed, a. 2s. -; Texas cattle, :! SS3
we terra rangers, g. 1sts3 :.
HoSs-Eeceipts isol sHip-neuts ssn Market
s-eaiy. Rol<s, :. Stst5 = packing and shipping
3 US g Light =; - -. sxsp.s s tsSs4 -
Shesl--ReCeiptS 'ssu. shipments ltss. Market
steady. SSL5re> - sE: ~. western q 80 :. Tex
sns ;: 1G4 o. Ls-lcs IS So -
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
81. Louis Gr4ln ano Provisions.

~. Louis Gram zno Provisions.
r.. LoUIs, Sept -.
Ylour-stAaty and unchanged quiet
Wheat NesLc above Yesterday; No red cash.
esbS4; Sc Der ts1stltetS, cosing G-s. October
6SLS96 *. closing SSis y c-eTnoer e4A GS55s closing
u.s. December. slAShA, closing at sIss; May 80 .
~, closing 80. - .
eloeing SD Move nber STSS 81. 4, closing $50;
May, +ssGe4 - closing al itis
Osis-WeaS. Cash ssAs. October, - May. "a
Rye-Nomiual s6.
Lead-Neak ST 81.
EySs-tiru. l2osl@Ss cents.
Butter-U nchsrse1; creamery Ian dairy lSs-l
Pork SIS -
LsfI-Se Il
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Carried.

New YoRK. Sept. PA ballot was
held at the produce exchange here on the
question of having a continuous session
from 1880 a. m. 10 p. m The follow
ing is the result: In favor, 500; against, SO.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Fskimnzeu Are ste q.

FLORENCE, Ariz, Sept. IA courier
arrived here at midnight from Sheriff
Flyers posse at Dudleyville and reported
the arrest Of Eskimnzen and his entire
band of Indians without any trouble, We'd
nesday forenoon
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Paper Fire.

BALTIMORE, Sept % Fire this NOM
ing destroyed the paper warehouse Of
Dobler, Nudge & Co, on Hopkins place
and Sharp street The dsmsge is estimated
st So, 600. Partly insured.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
nansxs CITY Live stocs.

EsyaAs CrTY. Sept =
Cattle. Receipts Is2s; shipments, 4s1l; steady
good 10 choice corn fei psei -; common 10 med
ium e. 25@s 81 stockers. s. cts 81 feeding steers.
e51j 3; COWS, 81 SOs2 s.
Hoxs. Receipt Sis. shipT1enH- Us, IoFtri
good choice 81 10s4 80 common 20 medium S; lS
{ o) skfps ana pigs s. q - CO,
Sos-ep- Receipts, ess shipments, 81; steady;
sood 70 choice, e lUSs 30 comnon 10 medium e. "
e. -.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Insnired Confidence.

New YORK, Sept % The publication
OF Acting Secretary Thompson's circular
Ia the daily papers had good effect among
men of money on Wall street, and an air Of
confidence hung around the busy market.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
n tho Strawberry Country.

In the straw berry regions OF New Jer-
sey q cigar ioX is nailed TO tree close TO
tho rcal-,Gc in front OF every farm house.
Il : placed there to receive the latest quo
tat.ous I5r fr:1it. These quotations are
tciegraphe. from the leading cites three
times u day. and are distribute - mes
seugers mounted on bicycles. thc fruit
grower determines by the quotations
whether lie VIA SHIP his days picking
Cnic2ra ViNea.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
stflLne"

Latest SHAPES in hats ard 6ounsts, also &
full line Of pattern bouness ard trimmings,
at Kaufman & kohsrs, 10 North Main
street dIe+6.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23

Who offered the cniy rate lower than
tariff
The c. (. & y ''R1c1 Island Route
Who made a oz4e cent mile rate Ia Kan
sass
To c. K & y, ''Rosk Island Route.
Which way are you goi1g'
The c. h & ", RccE lslG3i houte
Whyi
Because you have TIE fines: equip-Dsni %
earth
Because yoa .llais 80 oa.y rate ~e oo1ld
get
Because you give 10 Yss.es
Because you ere deci5~fig tbe rno-t d@sir-
able line III -
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23

Cal upon s. J.. Davidson Mortgage Com
pany IN rear Of Citizen's Bznk for long or
shor: time loans -I
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Notice 10 Contraetors.

Sealed prOpo. ala for erection of buildings
for the Wichita Watch IA tory viii Be re-
ceived a. the Office ~ Pro1dtOot & Bird, ar
chitects. until IL O'Clock, noon, sept %, 1851.
Bids will be received on the whole or any
part Of the-~ork The right is reserved y
re ject any or al bids lH-tt
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23

xosev 70 lean c. i1cg OF short tine CT
uaraoaal or r al estate security.
u II EEEETsGTos,
dlC2-l2t Room ., ~ North kE-n.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Ball and Bat.
NANCE AND COMMERCE
NARKE Ts BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money.

NEW YoEE. Sept. y
Money call quiet az Sj15 Ter cent; last loan al
s: c.osed offered al :.
Prime mercantile paper &c 9.
Bterlug exchange quiet but steady AZ 194 for
o. Gay uilIs and 81 S51z for demand.
vtat xnfa gale nf ypck
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
Children VINO A~o Too Kat.

Some people think the fattest children the
healthiest; but this IS rot true. Too much
fat in children, as well as in grown persons, is
disease. Covering the muscles too deeply
binders their growth and strength. l have
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23
TesnshIp oGcers.

Each Road Overseer should haze
a Road Overseer' Account Book, He
ceipt BOOK for Labor, Receipt Book
for Extra WORK. snd ReoeiFi Book
for Material Used
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-23

Each Township Treasurer should
have Treasurer Record
stray Record, Transcripts, Compiled
Laws Of 1855, and fuil assortment OF
Blanks. Po- sale 3; tbs cfzlc.-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27
Movements of Citizens and the Coming
aud Going of Strangers.

Movements of Citizens and the Coming
aud Going of Strangers.
Mr.. Mike Costello has returned from
Mansfield, Pa.
James X. YOst, of Woodlands, was III
the city yesterday.
Mr.. II. II. Hartman left yesterday fol
Cadiz, o., on a business trip.
President Smith, of the A. F. G. w. u,
was in the city the past week.
Miss Ella Moore, of Tiltonsville, is the
guest of Miss Cora Zane, OF the Island.
Mrs. John G.. Barr, OF Steubenvillc, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs, j. NJ. Ham
mond, Island.
Miss Lizzie Madison, of Philadelphia,
Pa, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. b. Noone,
on South Market street.
Andrew Eberle and family, of South Eofl
street, have moved to Pittsburg, where
Mr.. Eberle has accepted a situation.
Mrs. Sallie Bushfield left Thursday for
her home, Denver, Colorado, after an eX-
tended visit to her father, Judge ThOmp-
SON.
Miss Sadie Weaver, who has been visit
ing at the residence of Mr.. j. F. Stewart,
of the South Side, returned to her home at
Williamsburg, Pa, yesterday.
George NJ. Carney, a genial Parkersburg
gentleman, who has been in the city for
the past few days, returned home on Satur-
day. George is u whOle-sOuled fellow and
very popular with the ladies.
Miss Sarah Whitehill, of Baltimore, and
Miss Bertha St~rossberger, of Westminster,
the two charming young ladies who have
been visiting their uncle, Mr.. Jacob Stein
field, of the South Side, have returned
home.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27
SURAH SILKS, black and cOIOred
90 LIZ cents, NJ EMSHEMER'S.
Visitors in the City.

Late yesterday morning Messrs. A. r.
Smyrk and John G.. Medinger, of Balti'
more, arrived in the city on a mission to
inspect the brick block pavements. The
gentlemen were guartered at the Stamm
House, and were met there by Mr.. John
Porter, of New Cumberland, who escorted
the visitors about the city. The gentle
men evinccd great interest in the pavement,
and also in the %crematory, they much de-
string TO see the latter in operation.
Later in the day Messrs. Michael Shee.
han, J. g. Gehring and David J. Walsh,
of Baltimore, and j. Nee. Creighton, Of
Philadelphia, arrived in the city and also
put up at the Stamm. In the evening the
whole party was met by Mayor Seabright,
Mr.. John II. Hobbs and DIR. George
/. Garrison, and after visiting the
theatre they were introduced TO an informal
banquet, which was highly enjoyed by all.
A speech of welcome was made by the
Mayor and responded TO by Mr.. Medin.
ger, and q very pleasant time was enjoyed
by the party, who will remain in the city
all day, leaving this evening for Columbus,
whence they will continue on west. All
are being favorably impressed with Wheel
ing and her enterprise and would remain
here longer had they the time TO spare.
Mr.. Smyrk is Commissioner Of Baltimore,
having control OF the repairs and improve
ments. He expresses himself highly
pleased with our crematory.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27

An expert SION learns to distinguish
those of his fellow jewellers in this ale OF
tears who have recently moved, particular
ly such as, though q cOmmendable desire
to economic have :.attempted to do as
much rs possible of the packing, unpack-
ing, etc, themselves. The individual IN
question may be known, ~ he p~romenades
the street, by n peculiar, string
halty gait, which seems to indicate 4 gen
eral stiffness of the joints or n touch of
sciatic rheumatism. In his Office lie ham
dies his pen in a strangely unfamiliar man
ner, rs if labOring under IN underlined inn
preston that it is a pick handle or a Sledge
hammer. If he has carried matters to an
extreme and been guilty of an attempt TO
lay down his carpets himself, there are adj
ditional signs which it il impossible to
mistake. An abraded appearance about
| the knees OF his pants. rs well rs q baggl-
ness which seems the result of undue
! stretching, combine To betray him, aud his
hands, the soft and delicate members
which ordinarily lift nothing weightleT
than a pencil or blotter, are bllstered and
| callOused at the base of the fingers, while
the nails of the left thumb are invariably
broken and blackened. Ii is the last ac-
cident winch convinced him that there Is
some science after all in driving 4 tack,
and causes him to register a mighty vow
that never again will he hang up a picture
or fool with a carpet. The town Will be
full of these sufferers for the e ten days,
Watch EN-.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27
THU DRUMMERS
The Coming Reunion Of the T. P. A. to be "a
COrker."
PROGRAMMES FULLY MADE OUT,
About Seven Hundred Dollars So Far COL
lected,
WITH MORE MONEY In SIGHT,

The coming rendezvous of the Travellers
Protective Association in this city, on the
fifth and sixth OF May, promises TO be the
biggest affair of the kind ever seen in
Wheeling. The preparations for the
event are all we'll in hand, and the result
is most encouraging to the members OF
Local Post b, who have the matter in
hand.
Last night another enthusiastic meet
ing of the local travelling men was held
at the rooms of the Chamber of Com
merce, and n very considerable
amount of business connected with the
coming event was transacted. The FL
| nance Committee made avery encouraging
report. Between 5000 and 800 in
good cash is already on the list, i'll sums
ranging from 500 down to $40, and there
is every indication that this sun will
be doubled if that amount should be nee
essary to assure the success OF the under
taking. This is business and helps the old
town along.
The programme for the two days enter
tainment was roughly blocked out as fol-
lows.
THURSDAY, MAY D.
Neutrality-suspicious. of travelling men
from West Virgins, Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania, assignment 10 quarters, &c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the street pa
radc at | o'clock, on Chapline street, in
front of the public building. Business
meeting ut the Court House at ) o'clock.
Evening-Banquet. at n of the hotels,
at $50 o'clock.
FRIDAY, MAY &.
Morning-TOur Of the city, including
visits to the various industrial establish
ments, large business houses, &c.
AfternoOn-Visit TO Wheeling Park,
through the courtesy of Anton Reymann,
Esq.
Evening-Visits to places Of amusement.
1t is probable will De mad
for a crack game of ball on Friday afternoon,
so as to give the visitors a choice between
that and the Park. At the latter place,
refreshments will he served, and the visit
will be a pleasant one.
The route of march for the parade will
be about as follows: Form on Chapline
street with right resting on Sixteenth.
Dawn Sixteenth 10 Market, down Market
to Twenty second, up T~wenty-second 10
Chapline, NJ Chapline toTwenticth, down
Twentieth to Main, up Main 10 Eleventh,
up Eleventh to Market, down Market to
Fourteenth, up Fourteenth TO Chapline
and dismiss. 1t is expected that about
five hundred travelling men will be in line.
Another meeting will be held at the
same place next Saturday evening. 1t is
earnestly desired that there be a full at
tendance,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27

The single gentleman who occupies a
furnished room, when he finds q location
more to his taste, simply takes down the
photographs OF JeffryS-LewiS and Mary
Anderson from either side OF the mirror,
places them in his pocket, picks up his
collar and cuff boxes and tooth brush case,
rolls his nightshirt into a compact bundle
and stuffS il into the pocket OF his over
coat, and, with the latter garment over
his arm, quietly walks around the block
to his new abode. That's all there Is OF 1t.
There are, of course, variations In all
cases, and circumstances sometimes render
il advisable TO modify the foregoing pro-
gramme in some Of the minor particulars.
There are frequently instances, for exam
pie, where the lodger, through o generous
desire to save his landlord or landlady the
pain of sorrowful parting, abstains from
irving them notice OF his intended de-
parture. and slips quietly away under
cover OF darkness, without the tormallty
of an adieu. But this, as already stated,
is but a minor point.
From the moment the first step is made
toward preparing for the migration, the
trouble begins. Carpets are to he taken
mp and curtains to be taken down. This,
ofcourse, is work beyond the strength OF
the female members of the household, and
if the business engagements of its nominal
head are such that he cannot lend his own
personal assistance, a nan must be hired.
The work, which the gentleman OF the
house probably calculated would take
about half a day, in the end consumes
probably two, and the bill is $3.50 n day
S. to begin with. While this is being
done woman has been employed, perhaps,
to thoroughly clean and scrub the floors
and woodwork OF the new house. Her
bill is s., making $40 thus fur, and the
actual work of moving has not yet begun.
But at last everything is prepared, or
supposed to be at least, for the fitting, N
paterfamilias HES him away in quest of an
expressman. The nan on the neighbor-
hood street corner, with his light spring
wagon and single team will Of course not
do for him, and the services OF some more
p~retentious msmber of the craft Is OBJ
tanned.